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In a unanimous decision that could significantly shape how asylum cases are reviewed in the United States, the Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that federal appeals courts must largely defer to immigration judges when examining asylum determinations. Writing for the Court, Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson explained that federal courts reviewing immigration

A federal judge appointed during the administration of former President Joe Biden signaled he may consider an extraordinary step—potentially ordering the imprisonment of federal officials from immigration and justice agencies—during a tense courtroom exchange tied to the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement efforts. According to reporting from Fox

A U.S. Navy destroyer operating off the coast of a Middle Eastern nation is now armed with a powerful new directed-energy weapon system capable of neutralizing airborne threats with remarkable precision. Video released by United States Central Command shows the vessel equipped with the High-Energy Laser with

The U.S. Supreme Court issued a significant ruling Wednesday allowing two men seriously injured in bus accidents involving New Jersey Transit to pursue lawsuits outside the state of New Jersey, rejecting the transit agency’s claim that it is shielded by sovereign immunity. In the case of Galette v.

House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer is preparing to level serious accusations against Minnesota’s Democratic leadership during a high-profile congressional hearing examining alleged large-scale abuse of federal welfare programs in the state. According to prepared remarks obtained ahead of the hearing, Comer will argue that Minnesota Gov.

Sen. John Fetterman once again broke with the majority of his party on Wednesday, siding against fellow Democrats who attempted to rein in President Donald J. Trump’s military actions targeting Iran. The Pennsylvania Democrat voted against a war powers resolution designed to force the president to limit military operations

The U.S. House of Representatives overwhelmingly rejected an effort Wednesday led by Rep. Nancy Mace to force the public release of internal investigations involving allegations of sexual harassment or inappropriate relationships between members of Congress and their staff. In a decisive 357-65-1 vote, lawmakers opted to refer

A group of House Democrats is breaking ranks with their own party leadership as the debate intensifies over President Donald J. Trump’s military response to Iran. Six Democrats are moving forward with alternative legislation that would give the president a 30-day window to continue operations against the Iranian

Senate Majority Leader John Thune is signaling that unity within the Republican Party could be critical heading into a key Senate race in Texas, urging President Donald J. Trump to step in early and back longtime Texas Senator John Cornyn in the state’s Republican runoff election. During an appearance

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to step into a growing legal battle over whether works generated entirely by artificial intelligence qualify for copyright protection under American law. The case centered on Missouri computer scientist Stephen Thaler, who sought federal copyright registration for a piece of visual art